Absolute

In general, absolute refers to anything complete and always true. For example, when discussing computer memory, an absolute address is an exact location in memory. When accessing stored information in memory, a computer needs an absolute address to know where information can be retrieved. If the computer was given a random address, it wouldn't retrieve the correct information.

Examples of terms using absolute

Below are examples of computer-related terms relating to absolute.

• Absolute address
• Absolute cell reference
• Absolute coding
• Absolute column
• Absolute coordinates
• Absolute domain name
• Absolute link
• Absolute location
• Absolute path
• Absolute reference
• Absolute row

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